The Malasakit Centers program, which was conceptualized and initiated by Senator Christopher “Bong” Go, has emerged as a significant refuge for Filipinos in distress, as illustrated by the narrative of Diana Grace Dimaano Bagonoc, a 31-year-old former Special Education (SPED) teacher from Sampaloc, Manila.
Now faced with Chronic Kidney Disease Stage 5, Bagonoc’s ordeal underscores the senator’s persistent endeavor to alleviate the healthcare and financial burdens many citizens bear through the establishment of Malasakit Centers nationwide.
“Nagsimula po ito noong 2019 at ngayon po ay isa po akong pasyente ng National Kidney Transplant Institute na nagda-dialysis po,” she narrated. However, the intervention of the Malasakit Center at the NKTI in Quezon City during her ordeal manifested the significance of Go’s initiative, a narrative she conveyed with a sense of gratitude.
According to Bagonoc, she was able to conveniently avail of medical assistance from various government programs through the Malasakit Center without having to go to different offices to seek help.
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